The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-08-03
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WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 8, 1887.

Z. Sunday School picnic, which was to
have been held today, has been indef-
nitely postponed.
Dogs last week got among the sheep
Of farmers Enoch W. Williamson and
Albert Opdycke, in Alexandria township,
killing number at each place.
old Sylvia Dubois, the famous color
ed woman of Sourland Mountain, is still
on foot. The old lady has seen her one
hundred and twenty second birthday.
MIR. and Mrs. William Rockafellow, of
Quakertown, have been married Ga years,
having been united when Mr.. Rockafel-
low was rs years of age and his wife 81. !.
Some of the newspapers are publish
ing statement that one of our mikmer
few days since had his milk thrown out
by a milk inspector. Nothing of the
kind happened.
1T is said that by some oversight there
are one or two secret societies in the u.
s. that have no representation in French
town. These omissions should be cor
rected as soon as possible.
We publish on our first page this
week the paper read by DR.. G.. Fl. Lari-
son, of this city, before the Historical
Societies meeting at the Solebury Deer
Park, on Tuesday of last week.
We haven't heard that the ladies of
Frenchtown have organized any secret So
cieties. The Gossip Club is an old or
ganizalion, but its proceedings are made
public as soon as its meetings break up.
"A number of the members OF Com
pany @, of this city, with Capt. Slack,
Lieut. Kroesen, Lieut.. Hartman and Ad :.
jutant Van Solver, went to Sea Girt this
wednesday, morning, for target prac-
tee.
Councilman Wanamaker has COM
menced work on the streets. He has
just finished good job on Coryell
streets, near Union. being ably assisted
in the work by Messrs. A. B. HoIcombe
and N. e. Slack.
Clinton Democrat s'One of tho last
official acts of Gen. Runyon, as Chancel-
lor, was to commission o. P. Chamberln,
Esq, Prosecutor of this county, as Special
Master Mr.. G. is not only one of the
most proficient members of the Fleming
ton bar, but is now senior In practice,
with single exception"
Rand & Hunts excursion to Manhat-
tan and Brighton Beach, Coney Island,
will take place on Thursday, August 4th,
leaving Pennington via G. r. r. of N. J.
at 7 A. NJ, stopping at all stations on the
South Branch. Only excursion giving
privilege of stop off at New York. Popu-
lar prices 81 so children, $t.O0.
Every line in newspaper costs some
body something. If it be for the benefit
Of an individual or firm it should be paid
for. If the grocer were asked to donate
groceries to persons abundantly able to
pay for them he would refuse. The pro-
prietor Of newspaper must pay for the
free advertising If the beneficiary does
not.-Er.
The wife of Mr.. Thomas Clancsy, of
this city, broke her leg q few days since,
and owing to the fact that disease of
the bone has SO weakened the structure,
~ became necessary 70 ampusa1e tiie ieg'
which was done day OF TWO since oy
Dr. ID. ". Wetneriii, OF trenton, ASSIST
ed by his lathei' Dr. WIN. Wetneriil, Oh
TINS city.
Pennington has at least two repre-
sentatives in the city of Dnluth-Rchard
II. Broadhead, son of Andrew j. Broad
head, and William M. schenk, brother
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about TO institute Onleitains League
which is benelclai order Attached TO
the led Mems organ ration' ana pays
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One of the milk inspectors who in
spected the milk in this city two weeks
ago. returned last. week and instituted
suits against two or three Of the dealers
for selling milk not mn to legal reouire.
,,ont. Orc 81 those dal;nonan,s a from
p,,aha oo,,,,tn and ~ ohar,.a aaa;,,a,
$3.50 49, go.
having the proper label on his cans.
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